Dr. Michael T. "Mick" Maurer is a crisis management expert prepared to train
individuals to be resilient for themselves, their families and their businesses in
New York and throughout the world in response to all hazards which include
terrorism and other potential manmade/systemic/natural disasters.

Mick is a Specialist in the areas of Crisis Management, Disaster Management Training,
Mitigation, NIMS Training, Public Administration Education, Incidents of National
Consequence Training, ICS Training, and Public Advocacy. As well as Mental Health
All-Hazards Disaster Planning, Trauma Counseling, Individual & Collective Responses to
Disasters, CISD, EAP, and Research & Analysis Methods in Disaster Management.

Specializing in the
Impact of Violence, Disaster, and War & Terrorism upon
Adolescent Development.
    Services Provided
  • Mitigation
  • Business Continuity
  • Crisis Management
  • Disaster Management
    Training
  • NIMS Training
  • ICS Training
  • Incidents of National
    Consequence Training
  • Planning
  • Public Advocacy
  • Exercise, Drills & Table
    Top Training
  • Distance Learning
  • EAP
  • Program Evaluation
  • Continuum of Care
  • Resource Allocation
  • Mental Health All-
    Hazards Disaster
    Planning
  • Trauma/PTSD
    Counseling
  • Individual & Collective
    Responses to Disasters
  • Research & Analysis
    Methods in Disaster
    Management
  • Specializing in the
    Impact of Violence,
    Disaster, and War &
    Terrorism upon
    Adolescent
    Development.
Currently writing Managing the Aftermath of Disaster: Reducing
the Social and Psychological Impact on Communities  
for
Greenwood/Praeger Press.
As a title in the Praeger Series
Disaster Trauma Psychology.
Dr. Maurer has developed, for the Professional Studies Programs of the Paul
McGhee Division of New York University’s School for Continuing & Professional
Studies, a
 Bachelor of Science in Critical Infrastructure Protection degree program
with concentrations in Homeland Security, Emergency Management, Strategic
Intelligence, or Business Continuity
.  

This degree will be taught entirely with distance technology.   The Paul McGhee Division
within the School of Continuing and Professional Studies was created especially for adult
students who want to go back to college and earn their degrees.
Adjunct Assistant Professor in Department of Applied Psychology:
-
NYU Fall 2009 classes:
  • E63.1271.01 Developmental Psychology Across the Life Span T-R 4:55-6:10 Silver 405
- NYU Spring 2010 classes:
  • E63.1271.01 Developmental Psychology Across the Life Span T-R 4:55-6:10 194M 203
- NYU Summer 2010 Classes:
  • E63.2272 Adolescent Development: Theory and Research T-R 2:00-5:15 7/05-29/2010


Committees:
  • Member, Training and Education Committee, International Association of Emergency Managers     
Dr. Maurer was the founder and the first director of the Metropolitan College of New York's
Master of Public Administration in Emergency & Disaster Management degree program.
Established in the wake of 9/11, when the national landscape changed forever, an emphasis on security
and crisis management was born.  It was the first such graduate degree in New York State. When
developed in 2003 only the 20th graduate degree in this academic field in the U.S.
"The nation that will insist upon drawing a broad line of demarcation between the fighting man
and the thinking man is liable to find its fighting done by fools and its thinking by cowards.
"
- Sir William Francis Butler
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Emergency Management Memorial at NETC
In August 2007 Mick Maurer was hired by the American Red Cross in Greater New York
to become the            
 Director, Disaster Training & Exercises
Department:      Disaster Planning & Response
Location:              Manhattan
Reports to:           Senior Director, Planning & Preparedness              Now to: Chief Response Officer
Start date:          4 September 2007                                                         Effective: 1 December 2009

                             Training and Exercising for a Resilient Chapter

INSTRUCTOR:
I-700a National Incident Management System: An Introduction

I-100a Introduction to Incident Command System (ICS)

I-200a ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents

09/09/2009 by the New York State
Department of State Office of Fire Prevention & Control
By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail. - Benjamin Franklin
Dr. Mick Maurer
Photo from theKlaxon.com
Mick Maurer at NYU
•  Advanced Certificate in Psychoanalysis studies begun January 2010 to
present; Alfred Adler Institute of New York; NYC, NY
Featured in "Voices in Emergency Management" at
http://theklaxon.com/voices
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECHc1uLJlSU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_1_4j0sm_A
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